New Limitations on Deducting Interest Paid – and how to get around some of them

And SO MUCH MORE!

John M. Hyre, ESQ.

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Your Tax Attorney has been busy this December. In addition to the usual year-end planning madness, I have been up late reading the actual text of the new tax law. Hundreds of pages, some traps, and lots of benefits for small businesses and real estate investors in particular.

Most of the changes take effect January 1, 2018 – that leaves little time for preparation. You will need to be nimble, fast and informed.

As such, I have presented a detailed & timely webinar on January 4th and supplemented it with a Q+A on January 8th. A recording of each webinar and a PowerPoint for the first one shall be sent to each participant.

Major gift & estate tax changes

Major changes to “Meals & Entertainment” deductions

How the new limitations on Net Operating Losses will actually help you – and how to make sure of it

How to maximize charitable contribution & tithing deductions

Some new UBIT & Roth IRA rules

Why paying your children to work is more important than ever

How the new law allows you to IMMEDIATELY WRITE-OFF TEN PERCENT OF RENTAL PROPERTIES acquired after January 1, 2018

New rules for car write-offs (hint: more, more, more)

New law that allows you to IMMEDIATELY WRITE-OFF carpet, appliances, cabinets, blinds and more – even if such acquisitions are not of brand new property.

And this is Just Scratching the Surface!

We will send you a recording of the webinar, the follow up Q+A, and the PowerPoint.

As you may have guessed, this is not a FREE webinar with a big sales pitch at the end. It is packed with REAL, PRACTICAL, and MONEY-SAVING TIPS.

ALL of this cutting edge information shall be provided for what John normally bills for 15 minutes of his time: $98.95. Yes, John bills $400/hour – and deservedly so. And yes, this 2 hour webinar + two hours of follow-on questions cost you only $98.95.

About Your Tax Advisor and Host Attorney & CPA John M. Hyre, III.

John Hyre is a tax attorney with 22 years of experience. His virtual practice caters to real estate investors, small businesses, and self-directed IRA/401k investors all over the US. John provides extensive planning, structuring, tax-reduction and asset protection services. He also represents taxpayers in audits & Tax Court, and assists taxpayers who owe the IRS money. John also speaks nationwide on the taxation of real estate and SDIRA’s/401k’s.

"I thought I’d take a minute to thank you for the information I learned at your seminar. There’s a wealth of knowledge of course, and I learned one piece of information that alone saved me more than 10 times the cost of the seminar. It’s nice to learn about mistakes before I make them!"

Brian from New England

This one will be no exception. So claim your copy below!

Legal Disclaimer

By attending this event you acknowledge that John M. Hyre is not your personal lawyer and purchasing a ticket to this event does not establish any attorney-client or CPA-client relationship. The information on this webinar is intended as educational in nature and not to be construed as specific legal or tax advise to any attendee. It is recommended that you consult with a qualified attorney and/or tax advisor about your particular situation before implementing any of the strategies discussed in this webinar. You also acknowledge that the opinions of John M. Hyre about the new tax law are based on his interpretation as it currently stands as of the date of the webinar and that further changes, regulations, and/or court rulings may change the applicability of the strategies suggested in the webinar.